Post #4100312
2026-07-25 22:32 UTC
Time to remind all #Seattle and #KingCounty book lovers that the two library systems have a reciprocity agreement and you can check out books from *both* libraries if you live in either service area!
In addition, both SPL and KCLS have reciprocity agreements with other regional libraries, including Sno-Isle, Tacoma, and many more.
https://www.spl.org/using-the-library/get-started/get-started-in-english/en-get-started-with-a-library-card/en-library-card-application/reciprocal-agreements
https://kcls.org/interlocal-agreements/
If you are in WA but outside of the Seattle Library's area, they also offer a 1-year paid membership.
#libraries
Replies (3)
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@James@woof.group 2026-07-25 22:35
@gairdeachas@mastodon.social But also, your library may give you access to even more! Check out https://reciprocard.com
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@fullywoolly@mastodon.social 2026-07-26 01:50
@gairdeachas@mastodon.social If You Live in Seattle Seattle residents can sign up for Library cards at the following library systems. That means more books, programs and services for you! Everett Public Library King County Library System Kitsap Regional Library Pierce County Library System Puyallup Public Library Sno-Isle Regional Library System Tacoma Public Library Timberland Regional Library
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@hayles@howells.social 2026-07-26 03:24
@gairdeachas@mastodon.social https://reciprocard.com is super useful too!